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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

Ia. camp has r-=- more uuiet and order
.e. p3.I b., might AID b.. DAY than s.; Any
iirs,lol. rv-lmeuiA- muster winch ve AAy,
Witness Their. has t.e-l i=ss u-e lf li4-
ou-. s1urleiv nas i,ee1 more tu- rule. AND
TIE raucE. registering element ma t--su Re-
pressed All discourage IL ls ID ill- d.
recu-I That -... EsI~s influence Ia l--su
lilAlu.z felt Cordial compliment. b. tan
oIl the success oi t8e mrs. muster ubaer la.
ooi3uei-y ere heErl ou every hsna
Ma bono ha- t.--1 iu command ~ TIM
provisional uAilAlIuL. comprising the - d.
-eparate c1lulianle.. AI4o evidently has tn-
RESPECT oi otiirers ana mel
o--rou1 Lieutenant Austin q the h-s1eE
Gua-d having ueeu appointed D. al o. a.
JBlaui ~ the provisional haflAh1l Capt
Lowell ~ No-thEulilton Mas the old llIn.
irleul an CON 1slloI. So the Uoy,. La. Al
t-l a. second lieutenant iu has place
AdIutAuI Lilils hAs performed ms auut-s
with commemorate diligence and sfflrlaucy
and LE4; Z I Taylor e. provost marsha
hAs done much u assure order and ONE, a..
the CAM
The tll % fare III the GuArl snd H.at
ter mes, teni--ihe former uuler Mr.
batcheider and the latter under , i Par
has uesu generous ana sKeelssDLHud t,1tl
COMPANIES have Kepi upeu do1rs o. al Their
tr1eudt
q Pheasant IueI1eut Of ,nls eveuIu. La.
t.-el the burning %! urilllAnt Ped hEuts an
oth-~ fIr-wurE. uI tie mountain northeast
oi the camp hy some bennington isd, WI.
F. clmt.sd ulI there for the PURPOSE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

The appearance O. the pr1c=ssi1u. ned ny
Col HOOKER and ms stat 81 more thzu a.
handsomely -In0uut--5 horsemel. Wa er.
cevdinEiy nHe Win q single exeeptiol,-
tnAt ~ the procession al the beuunrral.
celebration ten years EFt--lhs procession u
sAl1 D. have been the most notable ever
s7eu al the state Col Hooksr proved HIM
self decidedly the man for such & piacs
lie Was uurlrInE a. hi- vorE for the success
Of the Proceeding he started lhe pre-
oezslon Al precisely the appoInt=5 moment
and tie spirit and Precision win which tile
exercises PASSED of were due Ia large mea--
ure D. hIs controlling head For al tins d.
Sas gwen warm praise 10y the bennington
peupie a. 10y rhsIr visitors and deserved u
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

The weekly crop bulletin indicates thai
iEsl " eek rams through the " est came 70
lEUe o. DO much good
About the middle Of neKl month the post
Office department viii make certain change
III the culor and design of some Of Its I'D
heslFe stamps ana impressed slanps upon
envelope The Scent adhesive stamp. nov
issued ID Ted. viii he changed - green the
scent adhesive stamp. nov issued IN green
AL be changed H. Vermiiiun
The boston Advertiser says Central
eImoul nFes are very ioW and neglected
The dlslrnst winch prevails IL boston about
al \ ermont affairs De- the cause some nav
however, THESE hves Will sell above uar. a.
representa- pHrt Of lht boEldn a Aains
system A gentleman vel acquainted wit
the history Of the progress Of the Bosiou a
Name Deals told mt recently thaf negutia
nons would nov be vel advanced noarard
such end. hao not Gov. smith hsld Of IL
TIE hope o. geItlng bsluer hargain
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

-alu.. ihat the bridge was uu-uea ry tram
urecEe-s 81. give them chance 30 roa the
ila---urer. The tram was carrying great
crow. e errlrsl1ulsts. and. a. always hay
i,eu- au such az occasion. there were rourns
meEpucket. ami other mar character
among them and the men ot thls KIND who
escaped re-aI b. lir tnelr trade ntter THE
wreck occurred but there D. n0 rensul O..
believe that they caused the disaster. Per
haus il was only in human nature thHt the
ralruaa company should pe willing 80 have
@ theory oi organized robbery gam clrculs
uol ID Is reported. by the way. that tne
company VIII raise the money and pay al.
claim. ta- damage. for Dos. q life and limit
without contest
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

Brgrtlet1rs Ia. undoubtedly t.sen il,e best
represented town lu tn STATE a. The ben
uua-tau muster ana celebration tins vser
A careful estimate Shows thai nos far from
s..Y ~ aa- -e-jaeut- u.-. tD.-. .r tf- d..
.... --t-..... 49,. 80. ..,.,.s .,s
4'-2 -- -'4'' 1-i- a.
iaen-- co. ns- il- lrsi l.--liile1t Ran.
- men -- HasE-- 4nl Hl45 Z = mel.
and ..- ..sr1.,- ls..---sU- -- u,-igt..r- t-..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

A case mas LATELY received Inrerurelatl11
al tls Indian Once winch opens the wzv iar
al LIS educated Indian. " n5 arr scattered
over the country d. Ds couut-l a. cIlzsu-
and thai. To- without tort eIrlug any Of
ths property rlruus winch Iuev nave as
msmbert u rriB=s The commissioner sEv- .
! THINK tie declaration q Lie lav j. suf-
cleut o. constitute any Indian o1ru WITHIN
tns terrlu1rIz- uIull. at the Z uIled state.
who hHs voluntarily taken u- vI-nll sal5
lulu Hls Residence separate and aulr-
from any trlrs re- Indians therein. am has
ll1lit-- TIE nau--s ai cv-lzel lis cIIlzaI
o. H. ulusd State. entitled D. al the
ril-ff-. privileges Ana l1amuuues a such
clILaelf. without acu1u uu ms part -nalll
ann suel lualAu pe d=Ilel OF refusel any
Euet rlEul-. privilege ~ mmuuIrl--. be
sh1ul- Epl'--- D. TIE proper courts. ID tbe
saui- matinee d. 30 valll Boz uecesszrE fH
Qile- elIlEeu- o. Co. L CAST # slu-Lz- Pc
ilsl.- ar drull-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19
THE BENNINGTON BATTLE MONUMENT



isis lla-I.-a-. ll.arr-- % savv.- Governs ...
N..a Ba,ri,t..,. sr. sac
IIs E1e-ll-u.1 lf,-- Aa.-- 80 .r.-1..- .. Mass
.- --- an s-
z,s5.i-- nm ,.---.-.-...,. ...-,,.... ..---.
~ fi.osa- Pale. y 3 au Isl. Alala- ts.
ori- .' 81 Ad-ui- has. An- hAH-
l,e.. - 49,. ......,..... .,.......,----
LGnl4u ras--zll- % br4u.
uor, tAla D. j. ra-Las
EAsaFio u-rislas
lltti 'rsi-ilfu lh1in1- A-i- ls-i'u'
7l.--,r,ss- F-.,-- rr.- ..,,-,,s,,,.-- d. An.
tisni t, p Maths t-1uluas,l--
Mast Aa-alis
u .-'' - i ''- ''i 1'
,,- l5suu.st,,4-, !. ..-r. ,r.t t.,.sr.. r.-u4,.-
fllrni EuAueui I,-l... i I.A1al- ,srAu- .u1au.Aa
o~
--'- 81 ga ALL
t.ruB5 I...tr- T.. =. ..-,B,5.
N rs; ~ orsulltl V lll44r- i.u.-- iiuri.Ael Grams
Mas" - >''s nall-il'-
Nos Ko-ship.s. aif-.. Hag ,,-a-.s s.s.,.- -.
yesua1l
fuii-r Batter Cap. i X aii-- r'lr.iiiiAriiiliE
A. tne PROCESSION reached Nan street ill.,
Pennington Centre !: VA. marched =. ta-
left ana AROUND the square vni.. FuA-r
batter raiiulse1 raud-r ur IN MI af.l
deulave1 mt q fieil e.. the rl-tt hear III,
monument sic. vi mere b salute e 80 a-ur.
was nrel The ur,.e-ss1u uf,ol Il. arrival
al the sr,1s o..ensd T. rIehl ami JEFF. un,-sr.
s-lnr while the MA-1ul- grand master Il.
assistant. AM TN gr8ve-us- AMI dis-rr-
rulsnsi rHe-sts tass.-1 ttlraur1 D. seat. r.r
the grand STAN tie yErluu- organization
ulEsslnr tnemssslvs. meantime la Ia. sliar-
IN front Wneu e yy-r- lr the-- plsr.-.
Cbl-F Ns-snsl H..F-- 1r-4r4.l tb4 f--7,ts
pro,,-,dlul-. ar fr,-sst..su- ,1-t,lr IRE.
co1 Il New hAmlo1lr. &, tn president
q the DAY Ex-sc4 prescott. Ia ASSUMING
the duts=s q ~ l.o.sitlal. sraFe frI4Hs q
the Frezs victory won on tna- nlsts-l- FIELD
and whaf tbs monument commemorate.
CLOSING uy introducing Grand AAste- 5. a
hal. a. whose mann, the s,8rprr-stope VOL. g
f.- is5i ess,sts,l nv III. rran5 master. 1f
New HEnipsaire and MAssaehus=rf. l-rap IL
No.. u ~ ,i.s-. ,.s--,,,..- ,-,.,-.. - -...
c.-..,r,,n,-. :, r,,+. ,,-.,,....i..5 ,. 5,.. Tom
.,,a .,,ls.,,,,,,-,. 49,. -.
r,,,.r ,,,,,,,.- - -,
- s-.,.. 49,. 49,. ......
sibie future hlstorl. interest Wa t-.t o..
r,.5,-,i uno4r ti,. ,,orpsr-s,o7. Tn. ,--,-.i
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19
HsBe-ard Bouud

Ine uiEut-r an uErte-v cA1nl,- wers
eErly Es-- o- "a elnesaav morning sud
soon after zI 20 alpeE the h4T1e-v Wa ell
r1uJ. a-rus. tn- mouuIAIl- tll. gums having
u.rau LOADED ou THE car tna nl-nt r=iore
va hut-4u- q, .. ado reaches hlan= q,
fF
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

osrretH-- Lamar mas issued Ell order T--
voEIu- The uIlh1ravz- q indemnity LANDS
held from settlement under the grant o. Ia-
Atlantic and Pacific raiir1a5 company TIM.
Is the hrsr large application ot the new pol
l@y q holding these companies o. tue fulfil
meuI q then contracts. and hrierEIIu- the
lana. gwen by the reckless generosity %
the pEst % great corporations winch Inu,
STAND IL TIE way q The people entrance
up0u Jnelr DOMAIN The Atlaurlc Gu5 Fae.-
FIR railroad mas u-e- ia- 9 yea-- bril-
Alut scheme q The future. E1l ls now fAr
il arrears u the wurE ueuEnl7l uy the
terms q Ins grant Uuaer winch ii La. been
h1ldILc millions oi acres Ar. Lamar vel
EAys Thai the time nEs arrived when the
public good requires that Irs Erlr salL Dor
lpass- The mErJer hE- been vel c1usd-
erred Toy III President and hl- cabinet The
ares u lAu- thus opened It, lle seIller d.
between 5000 aJs and 81. 800. 900 acres
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

Immediately following the dress parade
and review before the Governor OH Tp--
day morning uFlei ceremonies were hs.ld for
maiiy turning the soidiers' Home over T.
Tie slate The exercises were held Oh tils
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

The part ef Cheyaher. Palestine Car.
ton $50. s. VII. went from BrAtleror. Cob
sisted ~ the following
L y Fu-Ke- CAPTAIN. q C. Tmsou. heu-
tenant. IS. u l5Ilsl. ensign " J.. -p1lutis
J. A W1hnms . j. t.rlErs = y Wmt=
y ~ Wheeler. u. l. -ArJeuter q. ".
-uufl ] Ho.ur1aE G. l11ldsl q
a heves Geo HornsI Il .. Joy. Seo. G..
smith i A Reynolds
The Iarts veni o. bennington soeompau-
bed us s-verA other hrattiei,ora people COL
Monday afternoon tv way o. Holsa- Iuu
De- An1 rsturuel au We1ne-1av The
cnevaiiers were mei a. bennington uv men.
Dsrs 4 TIE Canton bennington an hAu1
q iuleIr entertained i.t them throughout
tne.- STAY They are unanimous IL TsralslIll
warmly th+ cordial Whole hearted WAY lu
winch they were received and everything
l.1ssIt.e 1aus O.. make iner star pheasant
The bratiieior craftsmen viii always r--
member the excursion "a, one q the l,i-s-
zutes, il vMal they have ever parur-
uat.-a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

The famous >c1-rh-u-lt YACHT Thistle.
arrived I'LL New urE nAro-- lueslav morn
ans she experience variable weatne-
during he- r-lf. which consume q Gays
Der n=-- day 8 --u was 1- Angus, =. when
she logged -, ulles tsopis Wa. saw her
from passing Etea1Ae. ll. mile. o. IS. out
reuor, luInluslv concerning her speed and
III. beauty Of hey movement. and her arr.
va. has created rreB- turar- among The
Yachting trate-lltr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

ID DO estimated that the great 1r1utl U
p9r1ous OF the West nAs reduced the reve-
hue. a. TIE farmers S5#olHbi. TINS D..
O. Sermons matte. uut The country is So large
that the harvest i- still g GOOD one. The
cotton c--r promises b. he The heaviest ever
raise Is BE- now estimate that 20 IuaE
reach Boo 100. bales .- hall q million
uale. -1 szce.. at a-r previous vel-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

Ils ai-utaut genera. at Tie state o. Wiz
a-us-1 ID BIZ last report makes the very
-eusitl. surresua- that lt rife pracue-
e8lId boz made o. ~ufl.iau- 1a---ua- ir THE
popular estimation. more would %. arroul.
rl-hsi TOWARD making tas nation luvluc.-
u.. tna1 i'll any other one way.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

Ful pEr1l-ull-s e' last W-eE uerrlu.s
rIi'raai disaster ll Illlu1ls are given 1u our
IrFl page Is-alr Foe IuFasIllz1llI- -'eia
lhs ralrqz- 1azlullaslll BE- s.-ll lu progress
2 mere =-slut D. 1s A9 Ful- grounds ilE tle
u1rrl..- su4ucl4 v1le1 CO. l- rrzl enter
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

Mr. W. J. Gilbert r Hartford lEs given
s4uJ u0l o. found al institution for friend
hess BOYS and FIrl Ia thai CITY hr Giluert
has also given 500 oJl for E hi1L school il
the eastern pzTI o. the CRY
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

After long and careful ieliberHuou the
design decided upon for the monument is
IhaI Of plAln memorial shaft 500 feet
high The designer ls j. FhiiIp Rluu Of
boston. The foundation Of the monument
rest a feet SQUARE on the SOHO rock The
surrounding scenery Of hill. mountain. i1r-
sst and field he remarkable for i1s grandeur
bolaness ana diversity Inc ulAueriEl o.
TIE monument is q be d SANDY Hi do
the eIoepuoH Of the " EshinFtou mouu-
ment II vii be the --latest ana most mI.os-
ING Of any II the country Its ades VII
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

Mrs Daniel j u Woodward %; u aleruury
who's husband was killed IL III Hartford
railroad disaster Lasl + February. has brought
SUIT against Tie Central + srmonI COMPANY
hsr husband aeA1L il j. understood 1nGt
tne defence ot the company viii Ice thal ],
ls uol responsible. the cause Of The accident
being beyond human cuuul- The company
viii also rely OF the expert testimony given
az TIE luvesurHu9l. and Oh the fart that
the report ai the rai-rlal clmmlssl01 ez-
onsrAte1 The management from blame I'm,
Is the tl-rd sulI Of the EluG " lili. Aas f.-eI
brought Against the COMPANY. ana j, is sald
thai others vii. follow
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

Asa H. barron. the famous White Noun
tan 1oiel keeper. died ~ the Ivll NOM
q narve y Ha-rf1rl. tins stat where he
was p1-l Ill 1>l= Att4r leaving school b..
went Oh four vea-- -rulse OIL o whale
aud Oh returning home engaged EXTENSIVE
l7 ii. farming at HARTFORD WIKI IA, brother
.'--a-. vh. diei few vear- az The
brothers neruu ID the botel bushes, ~ winch
lltv became 50 famous about the wear So.
The r--- -1- many years Eeu- Tn FauyL-
Twin Aouutall. M, Pheasant and Crawford
house.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

Hon Aaron 4 Sargent. ex-senator q
Tie United STATES from CaIf1rnl4 dIe6 IL
SAL Frauclsco Sunday afternoon NJ aar-
gent was NAIVE q Newuurypo-t. Mass.
nut went L. California among the arg1uEuls
q ~. ana ms more active career wzs lden-
tited with the deveiopmeu- q tina; state
lie served IL the 9th zls- an AZ Con
crosses. Eu1 was e member q IAe uzuonAl
senate from ] 50 t1-s-g IL was E slauucl
Republican. ana. though moi distinguished
a, al orator. he was usstul an lnhueu1lA
because Il ms excellent Judgment 15 urlu-
clp.=- ana LIS perception r what vas p-aa
loA- au5 neeitu- Hls az was G. year
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

After considerable reg- tne-s IS q new
Iudla1 trouble Cine Colorow ana Ii.
" u,e River ties are OIL tn rampage Ill
Colorado aul " yoluIn-. ana already seve-
"a sharp conflicts ar reported D. nave tAE-
81 plzee pe1wee1 the ties Enl tn civil
Eutn1rIue- Tne Colorado state troop, ar-
ou tie move. k1d t1e way department has
ordered 1eI Crook t1 taE= such action a.
he may oee-u advisable. 80 TINT snort WORK
ls likely - be made vlt1 Jns lesson ot r.
spee1 II. AUTHORITY winch Color7w invites.
T1e cause Of the disturbance seems 1- nave
r'-su Al attempt o. arrest Two q OlIorow =
nueEs il- Aars--srea..c
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19
BENNINGTON.
THE ANNUAL MUSTER.
THE CORNERSTONE LAYING.

The National Guard. including
Infantry. Battery and Band.
never IN F1ner Condition.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

STORIES q tsr-lule suffering Eul sJarva-
mon continue b. come iron Labrador
Sandwich Table Rock. F9rcuTlue aud
LsqulIuaLZ uzvs are The sceu=- q t1e great
est destItuuaL. The cause is tn severe
winter along the coast Stores and houses
have during The pas1 few weeks beeu nroE
81 INTO rv the hungry hundreds. usm1lsn-
e.. En1 provisions aud ulne- merchandlsr
taken rhsrstr1--. tnose who COMMITTEE In
deeds 7us-ltvIu- then OIL IN ground Una,
they wer- starving judge Benue,, d
harna- Grace au1 seve-E- police Official,
nave gone u Laurador T. inquire into Ii.
matter ana report o. the governor
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

Il ls amusing o. see now ike e rel ral
81 tns e1l-e- II Inc Montpelier " atcnma1
Is the mention q rns movement fora h-z--
ln- before the interstate -l--ullssl-- 9- the
alleged discriminate against tie pea,ls o..
sruuIt .I -u- matte e freight rate.
but the - aIcnma- vIa1us little --u- tll-
weeE about tl- o-rzllaaul- the STATE
grange having -l. friends lo--s JUS p9l1-
81 view re- tl- ta-r tl-r t..- ssut+l-. from
Ihe master letter Il. tAs governor winch
say- tlz- a. e. 1rraulzallal lie grange
mas Q. friends Wa written and snouI
READ that il nA- u1 tuu1.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19

lns regiment o. & whole deserves the
warm IrHlse winch II has received. uul II
rrEtih=s Jus1itlsbls feeling q home prlde
10 know thar tne Es1ey Guard have been
STEADILY Inc favor1tes and their evoiurions
nave constantly called out warm applause
There was q special burst O. applause for
the Guard thIs AFTERNOON a. their notably
handsome appearance as the regiment gave
the Governor & parting marching salute a.
lhs putnam HOUSE Al excellent quality
OF material b gong INTO the company uu
der Capt. Chllds e strong leadership
The BATTERY H. De branch Of the service
ma i,esL e centre Of interest and lie evalu-
uons are watches from year - year Win 10
dIIaluutllH Of curiosity and EdmirEnon-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-08-19
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"
~ 3l.~,,,o,+ slb~,,,,
FE.--r- F.s.s..
t-..-. .--.---- -. -..-
.....-..-. -a----.. .f -+. Ks--s-rv stat.
.....-.... -.s-. .-. r,.-,..-.-.. ,..-.. la ff.
.... .i. l...-.-t5.at. -a- sl--s Democrat.
MINORITY --U--
-le ai-utaui genera at tie state O. Wis
aaasl 40 1i- -as- report make. the very
-susltl, surresue- that j -lns practe-
..--.-..s- 4s---pari--. more vau.s %. a--1a..
-...b.s toward maxim. ta. nation Iuvluc..
r.. than III al, other one way
u DO estimated tn.i the great 1rnutl adj
portions Of TIE est mas reduced the reFe-
uu-- rs TIE farmer $50. ''I''. Tins o.
O. sermons matte. Hut the country D. $50 large
that TIE harvest De- st- ro'- one -n+
cotton rr-- promises 81 be- the heaviest ever
-alse-. 10 l- now estimate that 10 inaE
reael .''H''. bale. .r hall ili-l-i
bales -l sZces. a- airy previous yel-
------ --..
--.-' '1-'
tl- British champion for the America 4, cui.
arrived I'LL New. j 1-r naro.- Tuesday morn
lue she experience var1aa.e weather
during he- t-l,. which consume g day.
Der n=.- DAY -1u was 1l Angus; = when
size logged 90 miles People Wa. sav her
from b passing FteztAe-. l1. miles OF IS. oul.
report luln1uslv concerning her speed and
u. beauty ot hey movement. and her arr
va. has crea1e- & great turlr- among lue
yachting trate-1lt
asa e.. DE- ---' '--l ----l--7 y -l'7 '-'--
l4--- 1''s- hses'-i -le- -' '-s VII A'1-
'l--- .'l7+ -4s- leslA, Al-si -i-'-'-- NJ a.
d Aa''' .- III --i u. '--i' 9'4-7 "Asi7 L7
'- ~ i7A' ana -'
t-.- -- q ---- e--' 10 -i77 OIL "-1-V
lv I'LL farming q, Hartford witt IA, brother
.'--a-. wh. ole5 g few wears Ara The
brothers reruu III the bote- business ~ winch
l1sT became 50 tamous about the yeaf 3 So.
The ----- --- many wears Eeu- tn tarTL-.
Twin Mountain Nt. Pheasant and Crawford
houses
-.-.--
49,
starting Joy tne soui- AA- west Oh t1e
contrary ine -leVe-aL- -eale' ventures Q
tell th- president Dr. can atsel- himself
from lsl-1--t5- dc long an- A- often e.
IRE lleas-- without beng MISE %. the
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-05
4lOaNN:.

TO whom It may concern this re To
notify all persons that ! have bought the IN
brand from Aug. Aaroe, and xll cattle VD
branded with this brand. not vented,
THos. PESCi,
Hawthorne, New, Afsy 10th, 1857.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-05
HOSTING WORKS reR SALE.

z,oNsIsTINa OF rIfBtT. T.HoRsE-PUw-
~ sr Engine fBfy inch Boiler One thous-
;9td all nGcssaiy ifHtW.cs Everything In
s0bd order dhd'xs toodSs new. Apply TO
JOHN CRoNKITE,
Markleevil,c, California,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-05
The Railroad House.

The Railroad House.
sAf&,
SODA SPRlN Gs,
80 ON ran=
ssa ss- N'fft
CARSON AAb:colBRAbO RAILROAD
MARTIN! BKAAaANovtcm .sFhorss
SULPHUR ANb BokAX BATHS
Onsf Special Inducements to invalids.v
A LAFtGE SWIMMING BATH IS PRO-
"A videa Tor the pleasure of Quests and the
best of fafs aud Lodging.
BOARD BY THE WEEK DAY
OR MONTH.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-05

Miners Home.
WIN. HAIL. PrsANistor.
,IAhiS SALOON HAS BEEN Rkcx&F4f
H. re'nsfa and Is one sf1l ~
rNE Moer AtfRAcTlvks
IN Cok9viLhH
4 FINE BIllAkD tAetss
Supplies the
LOVERS of PtUh and BILIaAfsDS
With AmuyaHAent.
while q Choice Assortment or
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS AND CIGARS
sAT1sfx ALL CUSTOMERS
MINING TAX NOTICE
No4Tck is TlEREbf Given TO ALL
IN Mhtih it ttiay coIccrh that State ana
cdhtfsy rares, levied and assessed upon the
prt.tads 6f mines In this c6thty for the
Quarter anHtng
JULY a, 1882.
Aiss Now fstfs and Pa ayknfs.
And thatthe lawsph relation to the collection
Of the sktte will 'Se strictly enfo5ced. All
taxes dte TOR tHid quarter Qf dot sooner
paid) VIII Be ddlihQnent OIL the
So J..
ft,ho monday IN AvausT. qrs9.
After Mitch the legal Tjenalty for h6fI-paJ
ment VIII be 'cnforctu.
JERRY QUINN
,kssessor of Esmeralta County, New.
RGA'th6rlc, August 4. 1887.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-05

5 MISUNDERSTANDING of Natural
teeth, and ADMINISTRATION OF Nftrotfs-Oxide
Gas for the f,ainless extraction OF tetrr.
Artificial tt'cth Inserted on bhses of cold
Silver, kubTer and Cetltfold and guarahteed
satisfactory.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-01-21
Test the Common Cow.

We are all the time publishing
the successful tests of the thor
oughbred COW. Professional breed
ers find it to their interests to as
certain what their breeds and
what the individual COWS in their
herds can do. So long as the ami
NAL is not forced to do degree
that she is injured, this is proper.
But why not test the common
COWS? We do not mean to insinu-
ate, we desire to have it under
stood that our common COWS at
least as a rule, are as good as
our thoroughbreds. Still there are
in many herds of common cows,
animals of exceptional excellence,
and yet the fact is never known.
The herd if not well kept or if
kept in a way that would be called
good, no extra pains are taken to
test the reasonable limit of their
excellence. Now it is just as easy
to feed common COW as it is to
feed thoroughbred. A well
IN anaged test might demonstrate
the fact that we had a mine of
wealth, small one perhaps, in old
Brindle whom we have never re-
garded very highly. Western
Rural.